The long walls of Athens protected Athens and its physical harbour of Piraeus. The distance was 24 kms. Remnants of the wall may be noticed in specific areas even today.
The building of the long walls linking Athens with its port of Piraeus
The Long Walls of Athens were a series of fortifications that connected the city of Athens to its port, Piraeus, ensuring safe access to the sea during times of conflict. Constructed in the 5th century BCE, these walls were crucial during the Peloponnesian War, allowing Athens to maintain its naval power and supply lines despite being under siege. The Long Walls symbolized Athenian strength and resilience, playing a significant role in the city’s military strategy. Their construction was attributed to the statesman Pericles, reflecting the height of Athenian architectural and military ambition.
To expand
No. They expand because there's a diaphragm that sits below the lungs and make them expand
From about 500 bc to 321 bc was how long the Athenian direct democracy lasted
Allow arteries to expand
He persuaded them to stay inside the city walls rather than risk defeat by the stronger Peloponnesian forces in the open in an attempt to stop their fields being ravaged. The long walls, whose construction he had supervised over the previous two decades, also provided protected access to the sea, and so food could be imported from the Athenian empire during a siege, and the Athenian fleet in its ports could strike at the home cities of the besiegers in the absence of their armies.
The City of York walls are arround 2.5 miles long
Yes, that is correct. The particles in a gas are in constant random motion, which leads to collisions with the walls of the container. These collisions exert pressure on the walls and cause the gas to expand to fill the available space.
A balloon shrinks as it grows because its walls expand to accommodate the increasing amount of air inside.
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In the years that the Spartan alliance invaded and pillaged Attica, the Athenian farmers took refuge inside the walls of the city.